'by JOHN SNOWDEN (Violoncello)
MARION KEIGHLEY SNOWDEN (Pianoforte)

played by BERTRAM HOLLINS
Organist and Director of the Choir, Beckenham
Congregational Church
Relayed from St. Marylo-Bow

by CHRISTOPHER STONE

Miss C. A. SIMPSON : ' Rural Survey ' — I, 1 Observation in the Home District'
2.55 Interlude
3.0 Mr. R. C. C. CLAY:
' People of the World and their Homes '—' Man the Hunter and Woman the Collector'

I.-Mr. D. G. A. Lowe
Vith an introduction to the series by the Rt. Hon. the LORD MAYOR OF LONDON, Sir KYNASTON STUDD ,
O.B.E.
THIS series of talks, which is a new departure recommended by the Central Council for School Broadcasting, will be given by athletes of acknowledged eminence and by experts in various branches of sporting activities. The first talk in the series is by D. G. A. Lowe , the famous Cambridge half-miler, and a former Olympic champion, who is one of the outstanding athletes whom England has produced since the war. Before his talk there will be a short introduction to the series by Sir Kynaston Studd , himself a cricketer and one of the famous cricketing family, who has been president and Hon. Chairman of the Polytechnic since 1903.
(The full programme of this course may be obtained free on application to Publications Department, B.B.C., Savoy Hill , W.C.2. A copy has already been sent to all registered listening schools.)

' The Mill on the Floss'

Moschetto and his Orchestra
From the May Fair Hotel

' Let's Sing Something———'
A Slight Disturbance set up by GORDON
McCONNEL and Company
The Cast will include
OLIVE GROVES
STUART ROBERTSON REGINALD PURDELL
Piano
HARRY S. PEPPER (of the Co-Optimists) and Doris ARNOLD

TIME SIGNAL, CREENWICH ; WEATHER FORE
CAST, FIRST GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN

PIANOFORTE DUETS by WEBER, MENDELSSOHN, and SCHUMANN
Played by ETHEL BARTLETT and RAE ROBERTSON

A Broadcast Sketch by J. JEFFERSON FARJEON
A Boy
A Policeman
A Toff
The Scone is a deserted road outside a lonely house. It is night-about 9.0 p.m.
' The Split in the Cabinet'
A Play in TwoiActs by V. C. CLINTON BADDELEY Adapted from the story bv STEPHEN LEACOCK
Sir John Elphinspoon (Foreign Secretary)-Perriton Powers (his Private Secretary) Sir Francis Hake (the Prime Minister)
The Hon. George Shark (the Chancellor of the Exchequer)
Sir Charles Trout (the First Lord of the Admiralty) Lord Edward Hallibut (the Secretary for War) Mr. Edgar Whiting (the Minister for Education) Butler
Lady Elphinspoon Angela (her daughter)
Act I. Sir John Elphinspoon 's Library, Carlton
House Terrace
Act II. A month later. The scene is the same but the room is arranged for a meeting of the Cabinet, at this moment in progress

MABEL CONSTANDUR09 and MICHAEL HOGAN
' The Bugginses at the Seaside'
ALFREDO RODE (Violin)
GRETA KELLAR
(In English and Viennese
Songs)
'BUYING A GUN '
By HARRY GRATTAN
EDGAR FAIRCHILD and ROBERT LINDHOLM
(Piano Duets)
JACK PAYNE and THE
B.B.C. DANCE
ORCHESTRA

WEATHER FORECAST
SECOND GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN; Local
1 Announcements
(Daventry only) ; Shipping Forecast and Fat Stock Prices

by THE ENGLISH SINGERS and HENRI CASADESUS
(Viola d'Amorc) Accompanied by BORIS ORD (Harpsichord)
SINGERS

TEDDY BROWN and his BAND, from CIRO'S CLUB